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Studio Ghibli AI art is going viral but could raise copyright concerns
If you’ve scrolled through social media lately and seen dreamy, animated images of Donald Trump or Steph Curry, you’re not imagining things. People are using AI to recreate real moments in full-on Studio Ghibli style — and it’s sparking both nostalgia and controversy. The whimsical Studio Ghibli AI art trend took off after OpenAI launched… -
Forbes’ list of MLB team values: How much is your favorite team worth?
As Major League Baseball prepares for Thursday’s Opening Day, the annual Forbes list of team values has been published. For the 28th consecutive season, the New York Yankees are the top team on the list, at $8.2 billion. It’s the first time any MLB team has passed the $8 billion mark. The Yankees far outpaced… -
Student borrowers could see credit scores drop for late loan payments
The pandemic has upended the student loan landscape, affecting loan growth, repayment rates, and delinquency rates. Now, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York warns that these changes are significantly impacting borrowers’ credit scores. Debt reaches pre-pandemic levels Nearly 9.7 million borrowers hold about $250 billion in delinquent debt, a number that has climbed back… -
Federal law bars Alaska from shipping its own natural gas within the state
Alaska, a state known for its vast natural gas reserves, is facing an impending energy crisis due to dwindling supplies from its primary production basin. Despite its abundant resources, a more than century-old federal shipping law has complicated efforts to address the growing shortfall. Why is there an impending energy shortage in Alaska? More than… -
Florida Senate committee approves bill relaxing child labor laws
Florida’s Senate Committee on Commerce and Tourism approved a bill that would relax child labor laws in the state. Last year, the Florida Legislature passed a different bill that amended the child labor laws, and now, the Senate is looking to take it further. The bill, SB 918, removes certain restrictions for 16- and 17-year-olds,… -
Live Nation settles $20 million in shareholder class action lawsuit
Live Nation, the parent company of Ticketmaster, agreed to a $20 million settlement Friday, March 21. The Live Nation settlement addresses claims that the company misled investors and abused its market power. In a 2023 lawsuit, investor Brian Donley accused the entertainment giant of hiding important legal risks tied to its business practices. Those risks,… -
Trump administration alleges Mahmoud Khalil lied on green card application
The Trump administration is now alleging Mahmoud Khalil, the former Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian activist arrested by immigration officials on March 8, lied on his green card application. Federal immigration authorities arrested Khalil, who is married to a U.S. citizen, after he played a prominent role in the spring 2024 protests and encampments on… -
AI is speeding up insurance claims, but at what cost?
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries worldwide. Now, it’s making waves in health insurance, streamlining claims and customizing coverage. But as AI becomes more involved in healthcare decisions, questions about oversight, ethics and patient outcomes are growing louder. Stories like Dr. Elisabeth Potter’s show what’s at stake. The Austin-based plastic surgeon went viral in January after… -
Washington state looks to raise revenue from Zyn tax
As the popularity of nicotine pouches continues to rise, Washington state lawmakers are exploring how they can use the growing notoriety of the products to help benefit the state. Washington lawmakers look to tax all tobacco products House Bill 2033, introduced by state Rep. Monica Stonier, seeks to close a current loophole by expanding the… -
Judge blocks deportation of Georgetown student accused of antisemitism
A federal judge blocked the deportation of Georgetown University graduate student Badar Khan Suri, an Indian national, on Thursday, March 20, after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) authorities detained him Monday night, March 17, at his home in Virginia. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is seeking to revoke Suri’s visa and deport him. DHS… -
MN senator resigns after minor-involved sex sting arrest
Minnesota State Sen. Justin Eichorn resigned from his position representing the Grand Rapids district after being arrested in a Bloomington Police Department operation targeting illegal commercial sex involving minors. State Sen. Eichorn submits his resignation Eichorn, a Republican lawmaker, submitted his resignation letter to Gov. Tim Walz. In the resignation letter, Eichorn states the need… -
Iran placed $500,000 bounty on journalist in murder-for-hire, prosecutors say
Full Story The Iranian government allegedly placed a $500,000 bounty on Iranian American journalist Masih Alinejad, funding an assassination plot aimed at silencing her, a prosecutor told jurors Wednesday, March 19, during closing arguments in a murder-for-hire trial. Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Lockard said the alleged hitman was arrested in July 2022 before carrying out… -
Trump to Zelenskyy: US should own Ukraine’s nuclear power plants
President Donald Trump has proposed that the United States take ownership of Ukraine’s nuclear power plants, suggesting that American control could help safeguard the country’s energy infrastructure from Russian attacks. During a call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday, March 18, Trump asserted that U.S. management of the facilities would provide both security and…
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